Sentence examples for elixir which is from inspiring English sources

Soon, however, Bello himself falls critically ill, and it falls to Durant to save him by locating the secret elixir, which is found only in the "Garden of Life" on a mountain range in Nigeria.

£5.50, lush.co.uk Aromatics Elixir Solid Perfume Compact Fit for a lady, this gold compact contains Clinique's iconic Aromatics Elixir fragrance which was launched in the seventies.

We know her by her similarly elusive eponymous 'energy elixir' ("looks fizzy, tastes bouncy"), which is just as elusive as the music.

They see messaging as a magic elixir for average revenue per unit, which is now stagnant.

More capitalists will be allowed into the party, which is still an elixir for commercial gain there.

Elixir belongs to the oriental olfactive family, which is known to contain intense and long lasting fragrances.

Nuance Salma Hayek Anti-Aging Smooth & Firm Elixir Sea buckthorn extract is the highlight of this new serum, which is part of the Ms. Hayek's extensive beauty brand.

In Hindi, it is known as Giloe [ 9] which is a Hindu mythological term that refers to the heavenly elixir that has saved celestial beings from old age and kept them eternally young.

The elixir is derived from a rye, wheat and corn distillate triple distilled in copper pot stills, which is then blended with a potpourri of botanicals including cloves, anise, licorice and juniper.

The most storied of these elixirs-turned-sodas is Moxie, which was marketed in Maine in 1876 as a patent medicine called Moxie Nerve Food.

The pharmacy of Santa Maria Novella in Florence, Italy, which was founded by monks in 1221, has sold its herbal balms and elixirs to the public since the 16th century.